In 2022, Phyllis Wiseberg, a 90-year-old widow lost $20,000 when cybercriminals withdrew the money from her account. Her story, shared by the National Council on Aging, is devastating, but unfortunately not uncommon. Financial exploitation is a reality many seniors face, especially in the age of online scams. Here are actions you can take to help financially safeguard your loved ones.Read More

If you've ever taken out a mortgage, you have probably experienced the piles of junk mail you receive shortly afterwards. Most of it is trying to sell you warranties, insurance, and all sorts of other products associated with homeownership. How did they get your information? Archer Credit Union doesn't give out your information. When you take out a mortgage loan, many records become public information. These include: Your mortgage lender; Your name as the borrower; The loan amount; The loan number; and Your new property address. Companies search the public records for this information and...Read More